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Algebra.
Angles on a Straight Line And at a Point
Area of figures
Arithmetic Processes
Cost & Selling Price
DECIMALS: Approximations
DECIMALS: Multiplication and Division Of Decimals
Elementary Probability.
Elementary Statistics
Equations: Quadratic
FRACTIONS: Fractions & Decimals.
FRACTIONS: Operations
FRACTIONS: Types
FUNCTIONS: Mapping
FUNCTIONS: Operations
Factors and Multiples
GEOMETRY - Triangles : Types
GEOMETRY - Triangles : angles
GEOMETRY: Coordinate
GEOMETRY: Shapes
Indices
Inequality
Logic
Matrix
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Integers
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Interest - Simple And Compound
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Irrational Numbers
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Natural Numbers
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Number Manipulation
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Ratio
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Rational Numbers
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Real Numbers
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Scale
NUMBERS: Place Value
Network
Number Order
PROGRESSION: Arithmetic
PROGRESSION: Geometric
PROPORTIONS: Direct
PROPORTIONS: Indirect
Points, Lines & Angles: Angles
Points, Lines & Angles: Line
Points, Lines & Angles: Points
Polygons
Polynomials
SETS: Introduction
SETS: Operation
Significant Figures
Standard Form
Subject of Formula
TIME: The measure of time
TIME: Time Zones
TRIGONOMETRY: Bearings
TRIGONOMETRY: Operations
The Number Line
The area Of A Triangle
Trigonometric functions
Vector
5/31 MCQs for:
NUMBER & NUMERATION: Irrational Numbers
Which of the following is an example of an irrational number?
√2.
3.25.
-4.
1/2.
Which of the following numbers is irrational?
√16.
3/4.
-2.
√8.
Which of the following statements is false?
The product of two irrational numbers can be rational.
The square root of a non-perfect square is irrational.
The sum of two rational numbers is always rational.
The difference of two rational numbers is always irrational.
What is the approximate value of π?
2.14.
3.14.
4.14.
3.41.
What is 2 + √5?
Integer.
Rational.
Whole number.
Irrational.
